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Wind farms/Slieve Kirk (formerly Altahullion Phase III & Glenconway 2)
Operationalonshore · July 2026 REPD 3955

Slieve Kirk (formerly Altahullion Phase III & Glenconway 2)

Altahullion Phase III Wind Farm in the townlands of Drum, Glenconway and Ballymoney, near Dungiven, Co. Derry / Londonderry, Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland

Primary source
Capacity27.6 MW
Turbines12
Per turbine2.3 MW
Max heightNot recorded
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Project overview

Core identity and development data from the current public snapshot.

Development status
Operational
Technology
Onshore wind
Country
Northern Ireland
Region
Northern Ireland
Site address
Altahullion Phase III Wind Farm in the townlands of Drum, Glenconway and Ballymoney, near Dungiven
Latitude
56.408961
Longitude
-9.978253
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Companies

The source field combines operator and applicant roles; further entity resolution is planned.

Applicant or operatorScottish and Southern Energy (SSE)
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Planning

Planning authority, reference and recorded milestones.

Planning authority
Causeway Coast and Glens
Application reference
B/2007/0006/F
Application submitted
11 Jan 2007
Permission granted
26 Sept 2010

Project timeline

Became operational

Construction commenced

Planning permission granted

Planning application submitted

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Generation & performance

Only reviewed BM-unit mappings and complete settlement periods are reported.

No verified Elexon match yet

We have not published a project-to-BM-unit relationship. Candidate matches never appear as measured generation.

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Sources & provenance

Trace every published field back to its current evidence.

Primary sourceRenewable Energy Planning Database

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero · July 2026

Record updated12 Dec 2013
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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